daylight in Turkish
daylight in Turkish is gün ışığı, gün, gündüz — daylight means the natural light present during the day, mostly coming from the sun.
daylight in Turkish
gün ışığı
The light from the Sun, as opposed to that from any other source.
gün
The period of time between sunrise and sunset.
gündüz
The period of time between sunrise and sunset.
What does "daylight" mean?
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noun The natural light present during the day, mostly coming from the sun.
"Daylight streamed through the big windows and warmed the kitchen floor."
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noun The period of time between sunrise and sunset.
"In midwinter we get very little daylight, so I cycle to work in the dark."
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noun Open exposure to public attention or scrutiny.
"Secret deals rarely survive once they are dragged into the daylight."
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daylight in a sentence
- Daylight streamed through the big windows and warmed the kitchen floor.
- Plants on the shelf need plenty of daylight to grow well.
- In midwinter we get very little daylight, so I cycle to work in the dark.
- The shop is only open during daylight, so arrive before it gets dark.
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What is "daylight" in Turkish?
"daylight" in Turkish is gün ışığı, gün, gündüz. daylight means: The natural light present during the day, mostly coming from the sun.
How do you use "daylight" in a sentence?
Example: "Daylight streamed through the big windows and warmed the kitchen floor." In Turkish, "daylight" is gün ışığı, gün, gündüz.
Are there other ways to say "daylight" in Turkish?
Yes — Turkish has 3 translations listed for "daylight": gün ışığı, gün, gündüz.
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